Digestive tract reconstruction for gastric cancer has gone through a century and gradually formed a mature and complete system. Reasonable digestive tract reconstruction is one of the key factors in minimizing functional disorders after gastrectomy and enhancing quality of life. Therefore, this article summarizes the history and current situation of digestive tract reconstruction both domestically and internationally, including distal gastrectomy, total gastrectomy, proximal gastrectomy, and pylorus preserving gastrectomy, in order to seek the future development direction of digestive tract reconstruction and benefit gastric cancer patients.
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